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What sort of sandwich do you fancy for lunch today?
Tuna and sweet corn? Tuna and mayo?
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@MaryGNguyen |
The laugh's on Asda as Katy L discovers this t-shirt for sale in the George section.
The attempt by Morrisons at distancing itself from Tesco's horse meat scandal falls flat.
Very flat.
It's pretty clear, especially to FirstNameisBlank Jon, that this particular company doesn't really care enough about its customers.
As HR Director of a multi-billion pound company, you have to be careful about political correctness.
Very careful.
Especially when you're talking about gender and equality.
As if conning us in its shops wasn't enough, Tesco is now ripping us off online.
Jon C was entirely unimpressed with the half price beans offer.
Another reason why Labour didn't do well in the recent election?
Three seats declared, three seats won, and 0% gained.
Tom Heeney's first pledge to voters in Arlesey should have been to make sure he spelt the name of their town correctly.
Instead of implying that they live in a hole.
Jon C spotted this caption on the Sunday Times website this weekend.
Should we spend this May Day holiday fretting about Tesco's demise?
Well, in a word, no. We should simply enjoy the karma.
What's happened to Tesco is a direct result of placing the priorities of its shareholders above those of its customers.
And, as Dorothy Allison says, 'Things come apart so easily when they have been held together with lies'.
Picking up where we left off the other day, Jon C (for it was he who found TypingService.org) took the opportunity to mention the errors on the site's Live Chat.